Digital BW, The Print

> Isn't it more about if the capping station seals correctly or not?

I agree, but would say it depends if the capping station seals 'perfectly' 
or not. It may have sealed correctly in the right position, but if a hair, 
fibre, dust, bit of dried ink, etc come between the two sealing surfaces, 
you won't get a perfect seal. In addition, I would imagine that as the 
rubber seals age, they become less flexible and less likely to maintain a 
perfect seal.

I've left a R2400 for 6 months, and it only required one cleaning run to 
have all the nozzles firing correctly. Must have a good seal!

Bob F.

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From: "Mark Savoia" <mark@...>